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1 On-line Registration available 2012 WISCONSIN VOLLEYBALL SUMMER CAMPS

2 COACHES Pete Waite Pete Waite, a native of Monona,Wis., completed his 13th year as head coach of the Wisconsin volleyball program. Under Waite, the Badgers appeared in nine consecutive NCAA tournaments including a second-place national finish in 2000 and Elite Eight finishes in 2004 and Wisconsin won back-to-back Big Ten Conference championships in 2000 and Waite was selected as the Big Ten Coach of the Year in 2000, 2001 and In nine of the last 13 years, Wisconsin has ranked among the top 25 teams in the nation. During that time, Waite has also coached 10 All-Americans, including two-time honorees Lizzy Fitzgerald and Sherisa Livingston as well as 2007 honorees Brittney Dolgner and Taylor Reineke. The Badgers have ranked among the top four teams in the nation in attendance all 13 years including a second-place finish in 2003 and Wisconsin has led the Big Ten in attendance 10 of the last 12 years as well. Waite came to Wisconsin from Northern Illinois where he was the all-time winningest volleyball coach in program history. He had an 11-year record of (.723 winning percentage), including four NCAA tournament appearances. At NIU, Waite earned three conference coach of the year honors, including 1997 Mid-American Coach of the Year. Coley Coley is in her first season as an assistant coach at Wisconsin. (then Johnsen) was a four-year letterwinner at Northern Illinois. She was a three-year starter at defensive specialist and in 2001, helped NIU win the MAC tournament, earning a spot in the NCAA tournament. coached at her alma mater for three seasons, aiding NIU to the 2011 MAC regular season title and an NCAA tournament berth. At NIU, she coached one All-American, the 2010 and 2011 MAC Player of the year and the 2009 MAC Defensive Player of the Year. is a three-time recipient of the AVCA s Thirty Under 30 award. Dan Dan is in his first year as an assistant coach after serving as an assistant coach at Northern Illinois for three years. He worked with the Huskies middle blockers and outside hitters, guiding three players to All-MAC honors. coached at North Park University for three seasons and served as an assistant coach with the men s program at Loyola University for three years. The Ramblers were and won two MIVA Conference regularseason championships. He helped coach three conference liberos of the year and four All-Americans. played volleyball with the Illinois men s club team for four years. The Illini earned four top-10 finishes in the NIRSA national tournament. also earned two All-Big Ten intramural honors. Sheila Shaw Sheila Shaw is in her first season at the UW s director of operations. Shaw was a four-year letterwinner for the Badgers from , earning third-team All-America honors in The 6-1 middle blocker was also a twotime AVCA All-Region honoree and two-time first-team All-Big Ten pick. Shaw was a member of the U.S. National Training Team in 2007 before competing in Europe. She served as the team captain of Stade Francais in Paris in In , Shaw competed with VC Wiesbaden professional volleyball club in Wiesbaden, Germany. Shaw was a member of the Rote Raben Vilsbiburg professional volleyball club in Vilsbiburg, Germany, in , aiding her team to the league title and was named a German All-Star. Shaw moved her game to the beach after her indoor career, playing on the AVP tour. She and her teammate Kathryn Babcock won the Pro Beach Volleyball tournament in Milwaukee in July 2011.

3 CAMPS Check in and check out for all sessions will be in the lobby of the Regent Apartments, 1402 Regent Street. CHECK IN CHECK OUT Girls Setters Camp 11:30 am 12:45 pm (July 5) 8:30 pm (July 6) Girls Libero Camp 11:30 am 12:45 pm (July 5) 8:30 pm (July 6) Girls All-Skills Session I 11:30 am 12:45 pm (July 7) 4:30 pm (July 9) Girls All-Skills Session II 11:30 am 12:45 pm (July 11) 4:30 pm (July 13) Girls Team Comp. Camp 11:30 am 12:45 pm (July 15) 4:30 pm (July 17) Boys All-Skills Camp 11:30 am 12:45 pm (July 11) 4:30 pm (July 13) Girls Setters Camp 8th 12th graders, July 5-6 For all levels of setters. Setters are placed on courts according to age and ability. Instruction includes basic to advanced setting skills. All sessions begin at the Field House and campers are then bused to Kohl Center, NAT and SERF as needed. This camp includes dinner on July 5 through dinner on July 6. Free lodging between sessions at the Regent for all registered competitors attending both Setters Camp and Session I. Call Sheila at (608) to sign up. (Must re-check in for All-Skills I.) Girls Libero Camp 8th 12th graders, July 5-6 For all levels of liberos. Liberos are placed on courts according to age and ability. Instruction includes basic to advanced passing skills. All sessions begin at the Field House and campers are then bused to Kohl Center, NAT and SERF as needed. This camp includes dinner on July 5 through dinner on July 6. Free lodging between sessions at the Regent for all registered competitors attending both Libero Camp and Session I. Call Sheila at (608) to sign up. (Must re-check in for All-Skills I.) Girls All-Skills Camp Session 1: 8th 12th graders, July 7 9 Session 2: 8th 12th graders, July For all levels and positions, this is a general skills camp. Players are tested at the first session, then placed on teams according to age and ability. Mornings and afternoons concentrate on individual skills and training; evenings are for competition. All sessions begin at the Field House, and campers are then bused to Kohl Center, NAT and SERF as needed. This camp includes dinner on the first day through lunch on the last day. Camp is open to any and all entrants. Girls Team Competition Camp JV/Varsity High School Teams, July Group activities throughout camp off-the-court will bring the team together as a unit. Eight to 12 players per team. This camp s focus is competition. The morning session is designed to improve team skills and cohesiveness. Afternoon and evening sessions focus on competition. High school coaches are encouraged to attend/observe. All sessions begin at the Field House and campers are then bused to Kohl Center, NAT and SERF as needed. This camp includes dinner on July 15 through lunch on July 17. On-line registration is not available for team camp. In order to reserve a court at team camp, you must send in at least eight applications and a $100 deposit per athlete while space is available. A court can not be reserved until eight deposits are received. Call Sheila at (608) with questions. Boys All-Skills Camp 8th 12th graders, July For all levels and positions, this is a general skills camp. Last year, we had a great response to this camp with four full courts training together. Mornings and afternoons concentrate on individual skills and training; evenings are for competition. All sessions begin at the Field House, and campers are then bused to Natatorium as needed. This camp includes dinner on the first day through lunch on the last day. Daily Schedule 9 11:30 a.m. Morning Session 11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Break for lunch 1:30 4:15 p.m. Afternoon Session 4:15 6 p.m. Break for dinner 6 8:45 p.m. Evening Session Commuters should be dropped off and picked up at the Regent Apartments. Lights out in the dorms by 11 p.m. Confirmation letters for all camps will be ed in mid- June. Maps are available online. Balance is due upon check-in. Please copy your completed application before you return it. For more information, contact Sheila at (608) or [email protected] To register online, visit our web site at UWCamps.com

4 Need to Know Housing/Meals Campers will be staying and eating at the Regent Apartments, an off-campus private facility located across from the Field House. Each floor will have dorm counselors monitoring the campers. Suite-style rooms have air conditioning, refrigerator and toilet paper. Room Assignments Four campers are assigned per room with up to three roommate preferences requested at the time of application. You and your roommates must request each other to ensure correct rooming assignment and must send in applications together for roommate requests. We will try to accommodate all requests. Family/UW Discount Families with two or more participants and children of UW employees receive 10 percent off the combined cost for camp. If payment is made by credit card, the discount will be credited to the account after the camp date. If payment is made by check, subtract 10 percent of the total cost and include payment with registration form. If registration is completed online, the discount will automatically be applied. Refund Policy Cancellations made prior to June 20 will pay an administrative fee of $25 that will be deducted from your refund. After June 20, refunds (minus the administrative fee) will only be given for medical reasons when accompanied by a signed letter from a physician. Supervision and Conduct Campers will be supervised at all times to ensure a secure environment and are not permitted to leave the Regent unsupervised. Sports medicine staff will be on duty 24 hours a day during camp. Any misconduct by a camper is grounds for immediate dismissal from the camp without a refund. What to Bring Linens, blankets, alarm clock, towels, soap, volleyball shoes, knee pads, socks, t-shirts and shorts. A camp store, located in the Regent, will sell t-shirts and sweatshirts. Special Events A tournament will be held on the last day of Sessions I, II and Team Camp. Parents and friends are invited to watch. Playing times and locations will be posted in the Regent. Please contact your son/daughter for their team name. Camp will conclude with an awards ceremony in the Field House. Cars Campers are strongly discouraged from bringing a car to campus. If you must bring a car, permits must be paid for at the Regent during registration, if space is available. Check-In/Check-Out Check-in and check-out for all sessions will be in the lobby of the Regent, 1402 Regent Street. No exceptions. Campers should be prepared to play immediately following check-in. Note the times for each session in the check-in/check-out box. All campers will receive a free adidas camp T-shirt, Baden camp volleyball and a free ticket to a 2012 UW home match during check-in!

5 REGISTRATION PLEASE PRINT Full Name (no nicknames) Birthdate Address City State Zip Parent/Guardian Parents address Phone ( ) Alt. Phone ( ) School Coach Grade in Sept Club Roommate Preference (Must list full name of registered camper up to 3 names) How did you hear about our camp? I WILL BE ATTENDING: GIRLS SETTERS CAMP: July 5-6 (Entire camp fee due)... Resident: $140 Commuter: $120 GIRLS LIBERO CAMP: July 5-6 (Entire camp fee due)... Resident: $140 Commuter: $120 GIRLS ALL-SKILLS CAMP, Session I: July 7-9 ($100 deposit due)... Resident: $285 Commuter: $245 GIRLS ALL-SKILLS CAMP, Session II: July ($100 deposit due)... Resident: $285 Commuter: $245 GIRLS TEAM COMPETITION CAMP: July ($100 deposit due)... Resident: $285 Commuter: $245 BOYS ALL-SKILLS CAMP: July ($100 deposit due)... Resident: $285 Commuter: $245 NOTE: Resident camps include all meals; Commuter camps include just lunch and dinner METHOD OF PAYMENT: We encourage on-line registration at UWBadgers.com. Credit cards are accepted for on-line registration. Check Payable to UW Athletic Department In consideration of my child s participation in this camp, I hereby release the University of Wisconsin System Board of Regents, its officers, employees and agents for any and all liability arising out of any injury or illness my child incurs while participating in camp activities. I understand the rigorous athletic activity in which he/she will be involved. I understand that participation is voluntary and I choose freely to have my child participate. I understand that the camp provides limited accident insurance, which is primary on the first $7,500 of covered medical expenses. Campers are encouraged to have their own health insurance as accident insurance provided by the University is limited. By applying for this camp, I agree to complete and return to the Sports Medicine Department the confidential Consent for Medical Administration and Medical Treatment Form and Health Advisory Questionnaire. I understand these forms need to be completed and on file prior to my child s participating in the Camp activities. (These forms are available on the UWCamps.com web page and will be mailed to all parents/guardians when applications are received.) By applying for this camp, I understand that the University of Wisconsin Madison (UW) may take photographs and/or videos of camp participants and activities. I agree that the UW shall be the owner of and may use such photographs and videos relating to the promotion of future camps. I relinquish all rights that I may claim in relation to the use of said photographs and videos. Parent/Guardian Signature OFFICE USE ONLY: Date Received Deposit Rec d Check # Balance Due Processed by Mail application & health forms with deposit or full fee to: UW Volleyball Camp Athletics Business Office 1440 Monroe St. Madison WI To register on line, visit our website at UWCamps.com